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Daisy

ADOPT DAISY

?? Social Butterfly ?? Attention-seeker ?? Playful

Daisy's signature moves? A full-body lean or her head resting gently in your lap.

BIO:
St. Bernard/Mastiff Mix, 5.5 Years, Female (spayed)
Extra-large (95 lb)
Daisy was found as a stray and was at an over-crowded municipal shelter before landing at Etobicoke Humane Society.
Daisy is house-trained, microchipped and has her core vaccinations.

ABOUT DAISY
Daisy's 3 favourite things are sniffing-walks, enjoying a treat filled kong and getting pats from you
Daisy walks mostly loose-leash, but can pull when she sees a small critter and she can be strong. She shows interest in other dogs she sees on a walk but is not reactive, only letting out the occasional bark or just stopping to observe
A friendly and social girl she loves hanging with people and greets everyone she meets with happy tail wags.

DAISY'S IDEAL HOME:
Daisy would thrive with a family that can provide regular walks, playtime, and plenty of affection
We are recommending Daisy for an adult-only home with dog-experienced owners (preferably experienced with Bully or Mastiff breeds)
Daisy needs to have what she is communicating listened to and understood
She would do well in a quieter area, she is not well-suited for a busy downtown area, she can be sound sensitive to loud traffic or noises
She will need obedience training which will not only help build a bond with her new family, it will also set her up for success as she grows
Daisy can sometimes be vocal, she would do better in a non-shared wall situation
We are not recommending her for a home with other pets.

Daisy is proof that the biggest dogs often have the most sensitive hearts ??

If you have any questions about Daisy, contact her Adoption Coordinator at: dog.adoption.coordinator3@etobicokehumanesociety.com

Daisy is located at Etobicoke Humane Society.
Animal ID: 2000502754
Species: Dog
Breed: Saint Bernard,Mastiff
Age: 5 Years 6 Months
Sex: Female
Size: XL
Colour: Brown / White
Spayed/Neutered: Yes
Location: Facilitated Rescue Partner